ER Realities - 24 Hours in A&E - Medical Documentary

24 Hours in A&E - S02 E02
Embark on a gripping journey through the bustling King's College Hospital Trauma Centre in London. Witness the relentless efforts of medical professionals as they tackle diverse critical cases, from a pregnant woman's distress to a young rider's unexplained injury. Experience the emotional whirlwind of life and death, the resilience of patients and their families, and the challenges faced by dedicated doctors. This insightful episode provides an inside perspective on the highs and lows of emergency medicine.
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24 Hours in A&E is a British documentary series that takes viewers on an emotionally charged journey into the heart of a busy trauma center. This gripping reality TV show provides an unfiltered and compelling look at the daily workings of a UK healthcare system, specifically the emergency department of a hospital.
With a focus on patient care and critical care, 24 Hours in A&E showcases the true essence of hospital life and the incredible work of medical professionals. Through real-life medical cases and patient stories, the show offers an honest and raw depiction of medical emergencies and the crucial medical treatment needed to save lives.
Filmed in real-time, the documentary offers an unscripted and captivating look at the fast-paced environment of an emergency room. The show explores the human interest aspect of healthcare, portraying the personal lives of the patients and their families as they navigate through life-changing medical situations.
A&E documentary, medical documentary, and hospital documentary all rolled into one, 24 Hours in A&E offers a unique perspective on the reality of emergency medicine. Broadcast on Channel 4, this real-life medical drama has become a critically acclaimed hospital reality TV show, gaining popularity for its powerful and touching portrayal of the human spirit in times of crisis.
Overall, 24 Hours in A&E is a must-watch for anyone interested in medical emergencies, UK healthcare, and the incredible work of medical professionals in the emergency department.
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[@iamhestbech.iamorphan]

Dr. Matthew is the type of doctor you would want to care for yourself or your loved ones

[@nadineforlizzi9597]

It is so heart felt to see a doctor that cares so much about his patients !

[@jonathanhayes6317]

Dr Matt was amazing, having to help an injured teen girl plus having to deal with two deaths, I take my hat off to him

[@tammymyers9828]

Aww the little boy with the fish bone was so brave and Absolutely adorable. Bless him❤😊

[@carolyn6001]

"Not everyone can or should be saved..." Truth and everyone should have this conversation with their loved ones that are elderly. most likely those patients do not want to be on a ventilator for weeks at a time until they die.

[@AccidentallyOnPurpose]

At that point too you aren't even saving them, you are just prolonging a poor quality of life with the inevitability of death being very soon.

[@krystadowney3686]

I worked as a CNA for six months before I left because I realized we are pushing food, drugs, and water down elderly peoples throats prolonging death. they're truly suffering living well past a good quality of life.

[@ronnykenny3965]

Dr. Matt, you are the salt of the earth, I've adopted you as my 2nd son. What a gem 🙏🥰

[@margaretbarger1637]

I totally agree 100%

[@debrakleid5752]

I’ve seen a lot of people die as a medic and an RT (respiratory therapist) and not one death is the same. You don’t get used to it but you learn to cope with it. I completely understand where they are coming from and the feelings they have when they watch someone die. I was a medic and an RT for about 15 years between the two and I’ve seen 2 children die and countless adults. Some were stable and we thought would do well and some we expected. It’s part of the circle of life! Dr Matt is sweet and really cares for his patients!

[@maryannsarkady7950]

As a retired RN (47 years) I have cried over losing a patient, cried with their families

[@faith777t]

Selling your horse is not what you want to hear when you are laying there trying to get your feeling back in your leg and arm. The horse spoked it natural. She lost her balance and did not stay on. Do not blame the horse. It can see and hear better than we can. Mom needed to say get better so she could ride again. You fall off you get back on. I hope she gets use back. I hope she just bruised her nerves. Takes time to heal

[@aquachonk]

I came here for this comment. They act like the horse was evil or had some agenda. No, he was being a horse, he operated on instinct. Animals are tapped into so much more information than most humans, they handle it effortlessly on a daily basis while we've mostly lost touch with our ability to process it at all. Who knows what spooked the horse? Answer: The horse does. The fact that the mother and daughter were so ready to discard the animal tells me they haven't been in touch with their own natural intuition--or compassion--in quite some time and, frankly, should reconsider a lifestyle that gives them any power over animals. Perhaps they could funnel their equestrian budget towards therapy of some kind before a grandchild is taught the same prejudice. May that horse find a loving connection with a skilled and sympathetic rider.

[@sherieka1100]

It’s crazy how you guys are so quick to judge the situation off of one incident who knows the horse’s background or what he may have done previously to make them draw to that conclusion so just try to be a bit more understanding and realize that mom is simply doing what she thinks is best for her child and that’s what really matters in the end she simply said sell the horse NOT slaughter it

[@cobramom3]

Exactly. They needed to let her heal and definitely, they should’ve thought about her mental and spiritual healing, selling her horse, probably didn’t help with the mental healing.

[@tessaoshea5697]

However, the horse is not reading this and won't be hurt by the conversation. However, the mum, barely holding it together for her child who might be paralyzed, might be reading this. And if I were her I'd find your insensitive comment extremely hurtful.

[@jacquelinemiller6660]

My thoughts exactly

[@allieb4132]

Destiny is simply the cutest kid! So smart and absolutely precious

[@stormexaustralia77]

With Macs response to patients passing away, THAT is the kind of doctor I want looking after me.

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Matt

[@lynnejljohnson]

Doctor Matthew, you are truly called to bring healing to others. Some times God has different plans for those you may lose.

[@annamarielewis7078]

I love that the little guy has such a deep voice 💝

[@lucilledaub5991]

I love the the care the hospital nurses n Drs give the patients. So patient they are.

[@CaptchaNeon]

Destiny was such a good boy and did really well to have such a sharp bone in his tonsils. It’s more bizarre that he doesn’t have a gag reflex but that’s a good thing I guess

[@DrGarri]

Destiny is the most adorable patient I have seen in this show ever, what a delightful little kid! It was funny, all of a sudden I realized that when the doctors were pulling the fish bone out of his tonsils I was opening my mouth just like he had done... 😆

[@Elfie0100]

I did the same thing too. Lol

[@nualawolfe4471]

I did too 😂

[@mr.vancouver007]

I love this show the doctors and nurses are doing amazing work under difficult circumstances and I have so much respect and admiration for every one of them ❤️

[@lindasavage1042]

I haven't seen this program, Wonderful medical teams so glad we have them, so dedicated thank God for them. Dr Matt you were so respectful Thank You

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

That little boy that was dancing was so 🥰🥺 cute!!

[@bekahhooper9852]

In the USA they don't let you write "may he rest in peace" in the patients chart but I wish we could...

[@sebastianmartinescu1987]

Thrilling! ❤️- breaking! Emotional. A great documentary about the pain, suffering and saving people's lives in the ER. So lucky to be subscribed to your channel. Thank you from Romania 🇹🇩.

[@gabriellemeadows1675]

Humans doing miracles and that’s just facts! They may not think it but they truly touch our hearts even after we leave that hospital, as the patient, or as the loved one of someone lost in the ER. We appreciate you and all you do, with only being human, you wear invisible capes and a draped in gowns that save lives of other humans, giving us the thing only you can do, TIME! Ugh my heart breaks for these men and women, all while it beams with pride of our doctors and nurses and their ways ❤️ They hold up our NHS, struggling to do so, yet they still smile, and carry on! 💙

[@carolyn6001]

I am terrified if swallowing a fish bone. This kid is a trooper.

[@stevenpryer5880]

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[@stevenpryer5880]

BIND US TOGETHER LORD WITH CHORDS THAT CAN'T BE BROKEN DOWN INTO

[@jessicahummel1691]

The boy is priceless and adorable with his smooth moves lol

[@AccidentallyOnPurpose]

He was dancing with that thing in his throat and smiling, sometimes the resiliency of kids is beyond me

[@stevenpryer5880]

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[@leannwithers1288]

I adore Dr Mac. You’re definitely doing what you should be doing, never lose your heart!

[@peachbunnys01]

Really sad seeing the dude just got to tue UK and already got beat up for no reason by the youth, youth of the UK are truly awful

[@jacquelinemiller6660]

Some US teens aren't any better

[@stephenlaurie6920]

as a parent of two now adult children, I admire the brave response to what is unknown possibly life changing events....amazing, not sure how I might react...

[@vivienmcnaul109]

Mack is a generous doctor ..he gives his all. God bless. ❤

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Matt

[@jm162]

Matt is a love ❤❤❤❤

[@irisharris9042]

The doctors so sweet ❤

[@debbiemorgan6701]

Destiny is adorable! What a brave little guy.

[@bethihearyou1029]

I wish the Doctors & Hospitals in North America were like you guy's. Really they are so rude, and act like we are such a nuisance. Its rather a bother, which makes you not want to go. I would rather die than go to hospital. Thank You for being so kind to your patience. You guys are great.!!!!!!!

[@ramblinsteven2554]

So every hospital in North America is filled with rude doctors and staff members? You know this how? Don’t be ridiculous.

[@nomxox]

I've heard it was bad in America but I thought there would at least be some people working in the medical profession over there that care

[@rebeccawright5987]

I’ve had good care by ER teams here in the States and I’ve had bad. Some do still care and others don’t.

[@annedalton289]

We have free healthcare here in uk and Australia does too ❤️( Australian ER is brilliant to) North America and America are after the money just wanna treat you and give you the bill ASAP 🤷‍♀️

[@deemariedubois4916]

I’ve had my life saved in ER here in Georgia, sepsis in my gut, and in a small hospital in Texas with only a doctor on call and a nurse on duty. The nurse saved me from anaphylaxis.

[@kobusvanstaden3747]

If I'm ever in an A&E in the UK I'd like Mat to be my doctor. He's a real sweetheart and a good doctor ❤ bless his heart

[@gigi-2033]

My favorite show to watch ❤❤❤

[@monkeynumbernine]

That little guy destiny is so adorable 🎉 i just love him ❤

[@kathiewool4292]

To see a dr get emotional is something new for me. All the drs I work around I don’t think they would show this.

[@deemariedubois4916]

Destiny was adorable. What a sweetheart. Some adults could take lessons from that 4 year old on not to whine, be brave.

[@sandradenhartog3451]

Thank you for uploading🎉❤🙏🙏

[@stevenpryer5880]

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[@jessicahummel1691]

I agree with Mathew, you are truly there to save them. Great annswer cause its 💯 that!!

[@caylajay7532]

What an awesome lil dude with the fish bone!!!

[@chelsea_belle]

"I'm not one of those doctors that give you some pain killers and send you on your way" ...literally first patient we see him interact with he's suggests to give him some pain killers and head home and if the headache gets worse to come on back... Lol 😁😂😋🤭 Ohh I'm sure it was all that was necessary! But no on a more serious note though, it would be nice to have a couple more doctors out there with his type of attitude! 😊😉

[@jessicahummel1691]

Thw boy with the bone was so adorable

[@changaming1275]

i would absolutely love if every doctor was like Dr.Matthew.

[@LUCiFER-LYNN]

That lil fishbone dancing kid is so cute!

[@SPadventurOUS]

Oh she almost smacked sweet doctor matt 😂

[@Sacheen81]

Destiny was an adorable bundle of perfection💕 His parents are doing a great job of raising a future gentleman.

[@jessicahummel1691]

Poor girl on the horse. So sad to see her cry 😢

[@stevenpryer5880]

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[@oliviabrill6519]

No one is perfect!

[@tessaoshea5697]

4 year old destiny was eating fish curry. Well done mum and dad!

[@tessaoshea5697]

@@xyz12345457 well done for introducing him to a wide range of flavors ana food. Not many kids love curry or fish

[@Roger-hp1yg]

Lol nothing says I'm going to get better than having a camera in your face when your lying there half dead 😅

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

Why would u give fish with bones to a little kid? Their are fish fillets, they don't have bones in them.

[@mickieswendsen1302]

Homemade Curry

[@meatavoreNana]

Bones are sneaky ....Just when you think you got them all out...😮

[@user-fd7ue6nm8d]

You're kinda judgey aren't you.

[@lisaweb9777]

Ya where are all the other season 2

[@rncine]

Destiny is so adorable, future Michael Jackson in the making, he dances so good 👍🕺🏻

[@persephoneblack888]

I told my mom as a kid I refuse horse riding and horse riding lessons. They're big, skiddish, powerful animals. While I think they're awesome I'm terrified of them. I was never a horse girl. It's not the horse's fault he got spooked. Ellie should have held on tighter. I hope his next owner is better, more experienced, and more patient. Edit: I've been a patient in the ER when two people were dying. It was pretty sad. One was an elderly lady who fell down some stairs and fractured her skull, the other was a young man who was shot several times. Hearing the code blue and all that was brutal.

[@kathiewool4292]

If you weren’t there you don’t know whether or not she held on tight enough. It’s called an accident neither horse nor rider is at fault.

[@Inky561314]

its as if Ellie's horse was saying im so so so sorry to have put you in this situation... :(

[@aquachonk]

Doubt that was the horse. She and her cold as ice mom were pretty ready to sell him off like glue for her mistake.

[@keeganruss7309]

⁠@@aquachonkhow is her mother cold? Plus it sounds like it’s not the first time that horse has done something like that.

[@bushlovesska]

Paracetamol (tylenol) is as good as morphine?! Oh hunny please ....

[@cobramom3]

That doctor straight up, lied to the patient saying that paracetamol/Tylenol was stronger than morphine 😂 although she had already had a dose of morphine from the ambulance, so she probably wasn’t due for anything else.

[@mickieswendsen1302]

I think he was saying the latter med would enhance the effect of the morphine & extend the pain relief.

[@melissasneed5814]

Exactly, she knew that if morphine hadn't cut pain that tylenol sure wasn't. On that one male dr doesn't have any idea of pain in area can bring he can't relate.

[@mariekt313]

destiny is so cute😂 he's gonna be a fun handful

[@shannongalligan2706]

Perfect episode for a little Pink Floyd in the back ground , really sad.

[@chrissmith-no3bo]

I would hope they wouldn't delay my death. I'm an organ donor. Then the rest of me is going to medical school

[@rikijett310]

Rest in peas??... 🤔 😂😂😂

[@vanessaoliver8240]

Elizabeth Roberts.take a look at the percentage of people paralyzed by falling off a horse before you call my thinking stupid.

[@ronsiedavie2377]

Expected a new happening Only to find this is an old program re released

[@deemariedubois4916]

Those of us that never saw this program appreciate Banijah re-playing them now. It was an excellent show that I’m thoroughly enjoying.

[@treestump786]

New to me and plenty of others so?

[@friendlytomost]

Yep new to me and love it❤

[@SuperLordHawHaw]

2:40 Why the cutesy "doo doo doo" background music? 27:31 She wants morphine. lol Now she's idling...

[@darlaangel7853]

WELLLLLLLL,maybe they should have said the Same Thing,...To SUPER MAN, when He fell off His horse,. "Shake It Off,Shake It Off",....give Me A BREAK!!!! As a Parent, you are in Reflex Mode,when Your Child is Injured!,....had it been a Bicycle, I would have Tossed it in a Dumpster/ Bin,...Whatever! My Baby is hurt, I would NEVER tell Myyyyy Child," Get Over It "! The Horse Goes! Give it away!😢😢😢

[@crabcrab2024]

Not giving the black woman morphine was cruel. Shame on the doctor.

[@megangreene3955]

Actually, why do people want to be doctors in the United States? 1) prestige. 2) fat paycheck 3) helping people perhaps. 4) did I say fat paycheck? 5) sports car 6) mansion. 7) private schools for the kids and an au pair to boot. Wash, rinse, repeat. The doctors here care primarily about the $$$$ and then about the patients secondarily. The nurses do most of the caring.

[@megangreene3955]

@@Jess3675 No, I don't know many doctors on a personal level, but I do know that the doctors I am familiar with live in Blackhawk, California which is the most affluent area of the San Francisco bay area. It is filled with mansions. One of them sent his only son to the Athenian School in Danville, CA. It is one of the most prestigious and expensive private high schools in California. I know that there are some good doctors in the United States. I also know that student loans cost a fortune because we have a for profit university system. The average doctor makes over 100,000 dollars per year. Nurse Practitioners make $100,000 as of the most recent figures on Google. Therefore, doctors make more than that... especially since they are able to afford a mansion in Blackhawk. Doctors are not regulated and can charge insurance a thousand dollars for the 15 minutes we get of their time. I am not jealous of them. If I wanted to do their job, I would go back to university and get a Master's in nursing. I don't. I would actually rather have doctors who get paid less and equal access to healthcare for everyone. I would rather have the National Health Service because that would mean that regardless of what happens, we would be taken care of without fear of going bankrupt. My problem is more with the corrupt for profit medical care that we have in this country than with the doctors themselves. They can have their mansion in Blackhawk and their fancy private schools for their only child. I just want a system of care where no one fears bankruptcy because they had a heart attack or some other serious medical problem. In other countries, this isn't an issue because their taxes pays for all of it. They never receive a $50,000 bill in the mail after insurance because they had to stay in hospital for a long time. They don't feel pressured into signing a DNR so that their families will not be stuck with a huge bill for their care. They don't have a co-pay except on prescription medications and dentistry. Yet, we are the only first world country that does... and not just a small one, but a crippling one.

[@jacquelinemiller6660]

Agreed

[@53mandevilla]

I hate our system here now.. do not trust these barbarics only out for the $$$… esp. since I saw the truth about Covid here.. killing people! 😮😮😮😢😢

[@oliviabrill6519]

I don't agree

[@dbwhite1507]

8 miscarriages? Needs tubes tied. Not safe to keep putting body thru this. 4 kids is enuf lady unless you're rich.

[@hallelujah7304]

3 kids are enough due to the overpopulation on planet earth.

[@denisemarie1825]

Heartless horse owners 😮

[@Sakja]

Destiny looks 8.

[@outdoorfunblonde]

So she wanted to live the life of a nun. A Holy life, yet she used the Lord's name as a cuss word ! Contradiction there.

[@aquachonk]

God, just shut up, already.

[@jeanieesajian2325]

The woman with all the miscarriages, that scene was totally fake.

[@SJC49]

You are very unkind. I hope you’ve never had or will have a miscarriage.

[@meatavoreNana]

Why? People don't all react the same

[@Roger-hp1yg]

Some of these actors haha. Now that one girl with the hat. In the real world they would of taken that off.

[@VSE4me1]

They’re working on the other end

[@eunicestone6532]

Not necessarily. She might not want her hat off.

[@jjrat5pack]

They're not actors, that's why it's called a documentary. It documents real life.

[@AccidentallyOnPurpose]

She's hemorrhaging blood out of her vagina, doctors aren't going to care what is on her head very much, unless she needs surgery. This show is also real cases.

[@4evaSoxfan]

There's always someone posting stupid shit, gimme a break!!

[@FroggieButt]

Yeah, men don’t tolerate pain like at all. I see them with injuries I’ve had that were not much bother, I still handled all my chores, they scream if you move them. Let’s face it, they can’t handle the common cold and still function. They become big babies.